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Rüdesheim am RheinFamosa localidade vinícola do Reno à entrada da Garganta do Reno, Patrimônio da UNESCO. O maior museu do vinho da Alemanha aguarda dentro do castelo Brömserburg, com mil anos de história.
Vila renana medieval excepcionalmente bem preservada com 16 torres intactas, um circuito de muralhas antigas e o Castelo Schönburg erguendo-se dramaticamente acima da garganta património da UNESCO.
Pitoresca aldeia vinícola no Vale do Mosela, entre Bernkastel-Kues e Traben-Trarbach, dominada por um impressionante castelo do século XIX que funciona como um dos mais refinados hotéis-castelo da Alemanha.
Centro vulcânico de Eifel rodeado por lagos de cratera e trilhas de caminhada.
Vila encantadora na região de Eifel, conhecida pelas suas casarões históricos de enxaimel.
O Museu do Vinho do Rheingau ocupa câmaras no castelo Brömserburg de mil anos em Rüdesheim. Vistas do Reno emolduram muralhas medievais.
A muralha medieval completa de Oberwesel circunda dezesseis torres sobre o Reno. O Burghotel Schönburg domina o desfiladeiro UNESCO.
O Schloss Lieser ergue-se junto a vinhedos do Mosela onde a trilha Moselsteig serpenteia entre terraços de Riesling. Quartos do castelo voltam ao rio.
Lagos vulcânicos maar preenchem crateras antigas ao redor de Daun na região Eifel. Rotas ciclísticas ligam as águas azuis circulares.
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